, 1887-10-20
By Electric Telegraph
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.,'q"!rJ telcgraphuI t. Nv T.rb
; sS.>L -. ialGirInS i, 10 the ruth
or ths report that Willard had rc
signed from the directorata - fbe
-eorIhsru Pacific, was received tLi,
sfiel aooE, ss follows. Tie yap.,r
Is denied Lors. Oregon end Tran.
continental 1eak- IL selling at IT,
DErsoIr. Oct II. 1t took thirteen
lnmngs 10 decide ;hn third game ho
tween the Detroit and $, Lonis clubs
for the worlds cham riouship. and
the Detroits won it through, the
retched fielding ON the part Of the
isitors.
BELMONT, W. Word mas receiv
d here this morning tLfat the wife
and child of dos. Pe6yy were mur-
dered at theig home six miles from
tarmingtoDs on the Indian rcscrva-
ton; supposed to be the work of In
dams; could not have been for rob
berry, AS everything in the house was
unteuehed. The husband and father
zas away at Spokane Falls. The
victims had their throats cut and had
besn stabbed. No clue has been Oh
aimed, except barefoot track near
me house. Authorities are doing
their best to ferret the mystery out.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-Lady Brassey
died on board her husbands yacht
while bound for Australia. She was
buried at sea.
NRw YORK, Oct. 12.-The old board
OF directors of the Western Union
Telegraph Company was reelected
today with only one exception, Chas.
Lamer, who was elected in the place
Of L. L. Kennedy, deceased
WAsHIEGroN, Oct. II The United
States steamer Adams has been dis
patched to the Samoan Islands to
protect American interests.
CHICAGO. Oct. 12-Captain Black
and Mr.. Solomon, counsel for the
condemned anarchists, started this
afternoon for New York to confer
with General Pryor and J. Randolph
Tucker. They took with them the
transcript Of the record, which $3.50
pages.
SAa FRANCIsCo, Oct. l2-Indisa-
tieRs for a hours, commencing st 4
=. N, Oct. 18th, are as follows: Ore
goa and Washington Territory, fair
weather, with the exception of light
local rains along the coast from the
mouth of the Columbia river north
ward; nearly stationary temperature
SAs Francisco, Oct. Captain
j. 4. Emerson, accused of attempt
ing TO bribe juror in the notorious
Little Pete" Case, created a sensa
tioR IN eourt this morning by plead
ing guilty. Ho stated that -he would
confsas-
HoLsEook. A. r., Oct. 12.-Ed. Dial
ton stabbed and killed Thomas Grit
tin al HinslOw this morning, in q
drunken row. It is stated that Dal
ton was justified. Dalton is an old
man and has the reputation of being
an iHoffensiye citizen. Both were
railroad laborers.
DEyIsyILLE, Cal, Oct. IA Iays
tsrious disease, fatal alike to hogs,
cattle and horses, prevails cn stock
farms in this neighborhood Cattle
arc dying by hundreds
GULraAs, Me1.-fn tho storm oi
the 9th 10 she 9th inst, tho river Ro
saYio, for twenty fest deep. oyortioweJ
ths whole country. The valuable
silSeV fains< at Tajo end Guarelu-
pine wheEo fourteen persons were
drowned, 'r~Fe ruined. Ihe towns ci
AAtals& a4id Copales hear tho Ro-
aario Uere also destroyed by the
Hood. A number OF eoasting vesaols
are missing.
Ill PAso, Oct 12--Last night 4
cloud burst occurred above Chihua-
hua and food came sweeping down
on the town, inundating its street.
and sWalling stream that runs thru
town to frightful proportions, carry
iaG away a magnificent bridge 800
fess loag that spanned the channel
duttiRs tho city in twain. 1t will be
soHae time before the damage can be
repaired
BALrrXoRB, Oct. 12.-Robart Gar
rstt has resigRod the presidency oI
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
his resignation has been accepted
Ur1cA. n. Y, Oct. 12.-Snow began
falling here this morning This i:
the first OF she season.
CHIco. Cal. Oct. 12.-An ex.cnSiv,
tlias'rE tfrr. ia raging in tho mountains
a sAaFt tlissanco frSm hera and az
ilanscSso aInount of property has
tkus fsr been destroyed.
s NhU YohK. Oct Il. 1t wa, rum, .r,..
In Tall strcrt fo lay that the princi-
psl oifiecrs of tho Union Pariic Il. 4
company are greatly disappointed al
tho terms on which the Northern
PaeifIc WIS 10 unite with it in the
lsass of tn. Oregon Railway and Nav
isst:on Co.'S property, and that they
would not attsmpt to carry out the
lease alone There is little foau1a-
tion Tor the rumors The Northern
Pacific directors voted almost unun-
imously 10 join m the lease, but i'm
posed tho condition that the loss t.
ths company should not oxcacd $3.50.
600 per year for the first three years.
An officer OF the o. Z & n. Co. said
iodsy: 1T is hard to see why this
condition was made; but it would be
still more difficult To imagine why
the Union Pacific would object to a
joint lease on that account. If it is
thosght there would be loss, it nat
uralIy wouldibc glad to admit ID part
hoy to shAre its burden; and if the
earnings were such as 10 prevent such
a result, that condition would be OF
no account.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 13 It became
known that the charred remains
found in the burned barn at Compton
on tho 18th ult. were those of Dr.. E,
q. Harlan, most popular dentist OF
former days. The wife of the doctor
says that her husband had gone to
Compton with large sum of money.
It Is The general belief that the den
tist Was murdered and robbed.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 13.-Del-
mer McMurphy has been appointed
sae,t. a IA